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Sam Gregory For the 75th ranked nation in the world and its supporters, the 2014 World Cup is seen as more than just a pipe dream, despite a bleak history.
Bryan Kay The signs are tentative, but a series of recent incidents has the South Korean football world on alert for the worrying signs of growing fan thuggery.
The perennial amateur administrative lapses and the tendency by administrators to poke their fingers in the selection of players, only works to undermine the progress that African football is making on the pitch.
Bryan Flynn’s international legacy will be defined by near misses, but his achievements have been substantial and the void resulting from his departure will be significant.
In January 2011, Eamon Zayed, the Irish-Libyan forward, had no club. A year later, he scored a hat-trick in front of a 100,000 spectators in Tehran. Who is Eamon Zayed? And how did he end up in Iran?
“At Independiente the barra is renounced, at Boca they pose for photos and sign autographs.”
Following on from part one (available here), we work our way up to the present day
“Very few of us have any idea whatsoever of what life is like living in a goldfish bowl – except, of course, for those of us who are goldfish” - Graham Taylor on his time as England manager.
Ed Stubbs IBWM is across all the football this summer, including the VIVA World Cup
Rob Allen Coverage of London 2012 will bring forth numerous, sepia tinted memories of sporting achievements, and Manchester City’s title success has allowed fans a chance to dwell on the club’s past. However it’s unlikely that much time will be spent remembering Polish Olympian and former City midfielder, Kazimierz Deyna. Rob Allen looks at his life and thinks that now is as good a time as any to pay our respects.
Hibs face Heart of Midlothian in this Saturday's final. For those of us watching on TV it adds a volcanic aesthetic to what would be a seismic event in itself.
Adam Digby "I'm leaving because the level in the Serie A, the Champions League and Coppa Italia is too high for me now.”
Omar Almasri The biggest game in Iran and one of the biggest derbies in world football, welcome to Persepolis v Esteghlal.
Welcome to the stories of Arenas Club de Getxo of the Basque country and Real Ovideo of Asturias
Mark Biram Despite producing some of the finest players that the game has ever seen, Brazil has been slow to embrace women's football. With a progressive government in place, and a true legend in Marta leading the fight, is the revolution gathering pace?
Ben Shave Futebol Feminino is growing in Portugal, but as Ben Shave reports, there are still many barriers faced by women who want to play the game.